🚗 Kwiksen 234-5430 Upstream Air Fuel Ratio Sensor AFR Oxygen Sensor Compatible with Elantra 2.0L 2003-2009, Spectra 2.0L 2004-2009, and Spectra5 2.0L 2005-2009 Review

Installed this on my dad's car, had the engine light checked and it got loose. I have also used this brand on my Silverado with the same results

This solved my check engine light problem and was easy to replace with a custom outlet I also purchased. I removed the Check Engine Light code using my Autophix OM129 OBDII code reader.

This oxygen sensor is a perfect fit. I had no problems with the installation. The only issue I had was that I didn't bring a load to prevent rubbing, but I don't think that makes much of a difference.

This product has taken car OBD2 codes My car seems happy Make me happy We'll see if our new found happiness lasts or is short lived. Seriously, overall a great product and costing way less than a Denso, definitely suits the Hyundai Elantra Sedan GTThe_Yun_day. Good Appetite.

Seems to be very well made. So far, after about a month and 700 miles, it's working great. 2008 Kia Spectra EX check engine light came on for the first time after 160,000 miles. General OBDII Engine Trouble Code P2626; indicates a problem with the #1 air/fuel sensor or associated circuitry. Replacing this sensor solved the problem and the machine runs great. Just gotta see how long it lasts now; hopefully as long as the OEM part did.

This fixed my 2004 Elantra. P0030, P2626, P2271 were prefix codes. I drove 200 miles with the new sensor so it looks good. I'll look at the car over the weekend. Why my minus one star? (4 instead of 5 stars). My first package I received, the box was the correct part, but the actual part inside was the BOTTOM FLOW sensor, not the HIGH FLOW sensor that I needed or was in the picture. I think it was just an accident. The reorder came 3 days later and the box had the same (correct) part number, but